Thanks Paul, All:
That was helpful. I didn't think it mattered if in the end it ended up online.
However, your point about previewing on TV seems relevant. My partner in Kenya
has also mentioned the use of a DVCam Deck (I think because he too has a
background in TV). Do you know if DV Deck's typically accept one format or
another?
I am travelling to Kenya next week and hoping to film some of my trip for
eventual posting.
DVCam is a distinctly different tape
and camera format than the MiniDV format standard to most digital video
cameras. DVCam is a Sony format found in many of their high end cams. You can
get a MiniDV compatible deck for about $1000. Sony’s GVD-1000 has a small
screen, FireWire in, composite and S-video out, and some slick onboard editing
features. The decks are essentially a DV camera without the lens. The decks add
a ton of life to your DV camera if you do a ton of tape transfer because you’re
not relying on the motor in your camera for all the import functions.
Here’s a shopping.com link with a handful
of prices for the GVD-1000:
http://www.shopping.com/xFS-Sony-GVD-1000~NS-1~linkin_id-3068035
Jake Ludington
http://www.jakeludington.com
http://www.sync2play.com
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